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The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-10-22
Rev. Sumner Ellis, D. D.

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- Ellis, D. pages. With Portraits and Illusra
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The author this biography Rev DR. Ellis, well known
for his ability his finished writer that need only
speak fidelity with which he has done his
scraps newspaper notices of the
eloquent divine and popular platform lecturer but
careful discriminating presentation of the character life
abors beloved clergyman pastor and
friend Dr. Ellis proves sympathetic bographer and his vol
successful the of the great preacher
well faithful record of the main facts and incidents IN his
Portraits Dr. Chaplin the of fortysX and
of his church New York and his summer cot
Pigeon Cove -smies of his handwriting illus
trae the volume is printed in the best style OF the University
Press and altogether volume OF which the Church may be
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in the Resurrection Life ? etc.
The author bases his argument
on the Scriptures throughout;
and unfolds his conclusions in
the luminous light of the in
spired Record. Incidentally he
shows the impotence of much
of the speculation and philoso-
ply entertained at the present
day. The book has grown out
of Dr.. Quinbys work as an ed
itor in answering in the columns
of his a3a5Tapcr the questions
of correspondents anxious to
learn the views # Cniversalists
on the subject Of the Resurrec-
ton Life. Written i'll clear,
direct and familiar style, it
meets a very general want, and
will build mp its readers in the
faith and hope of the New Tes-
lament.
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NORTHERN OHIO.

Akron, o., Oct. 12, 1887. - ITO the
Editor of The UNIvERsALIsT. Western
Pennsylvania has more than fulfilled our
expectations,expressed after attending the
Lake Erie Association held at Linesville
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ghe adlest.

I0WA.-Clarinda.- are yet gain
ing snd prospering. Two new members
were recently received into church fellow
ship. The late Oneai controversy was
grand victory for us here.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-10-22

HORSFORD'S ACID PHOSPHATE
In Nervous Debility.
DR.. W. J. Burt, Austin, Texas, says: 81
used it in a case of nervous debility, and very
great improvement followed"
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The South.

WASHINGTON A. Kent has re-
signed his passionate in this city, the resig-
nation to take immediate effect. Our
capital church should not be long with
out pastor.
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-10-22
Rev. C. w. Ouinby, D. D.

Z 7 EAVEN OUR HOME. The Christian Doct11ne OF the
Resurrection Showing Man the Victor over Sin and Death
Comfort to All who Mourn and Help All such Need
Hope Heaven. By Rev G. W. Qunby, d. D.
With Steel Portrait Author. Gilt edges 272
inadnac
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-10-22
Faith and Righteousness.
A Memorial of Sumner Ellis, D. D.

A Memorial Of Sumner Ellis, D. D.
This volume consists of an outline of
the Life and Ministry of DIR. ELLIS, by
Rev. G. r. Moon, of Cambridge, Mass,
and selection of thirteen sermons on
the vital themes Of Faith and Ri hteous-
ness, the title of the book. The Memo
rial volume has been prepared under the
editorial care of the Editor of The UNI
vERsALIsT. The volume is beautifully
printed, the work of the University press,
Cambridge, and is bound in vellum, with
gilt tops. It contains an admirable like
ness of DR.. Ellis taken from recent pho
tograph. Mechanically the MEMORIAL
is one of the handsomest books issued by
the Publishing House.
TITLES AND TEXTS OF THE SERMONS.
The Universal Intuition. "As seeing
him who is invisible" Heb XII: 27.
The Incarnation a Necessity. "And
the Word was made flesh and dwelt among
U.S." John /: IA.
The Christ Consciousness, "For he
law was given by Moses. but grace and truth
came by Jesus Christ" John 4: II.
".
The FalIacY of Disbelief. BE not Faith
less, but believing" John xx:H ~.
V.
differences Based on Gift and Growth.
"Grow up into him in all things. even
Christ" Eph. iv: Is.
vi.
Faith Confirmed by Progress. when
was child l spake as child, l understood as
child, / thought as child; but when became
a man, 1 put away childish thin gs." 1. Cor
xiii: g
RighteOusness. Nevertheless we, &C
cording to his promise look for new heavens
and new earth, wherein dwelleth righteous
ness" ii. Peter iii: ID.
VIII
The Law of Service. "And for their
sakes sanctify myself" John xvii:19.
TX.
Current Tendencies in Thought and
Life. "Can ye not discern the signs of the
times?" Matt xvi: 8.
X.
The Law of the Christian Spirit. "The
law of the spirit of life in Christ Jesus" Rom.
viii: 2.
XXI.
The Song of Mercy and Judgment
81 will sing of mercy and judgment; unto
Thee. o Lord. will sing" Psalm CT: /.
XII.
The Fulfilling Principle. "Love is the
fulfilling of the law" Rom. xiii: 10.
XIII.
Religion the Vital Bond. "That they
all may be one; as thou, Father, art in me,
and in Thee, that they also may be one in
u.s." John xvii: 81.
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with all its shades and touch
ing beauties. Its whole setting
is as of precious stones. Like a
Madonna of Raphael, the more
you study it the more you are
enraptured by it. AS it is ex-
amined, the most gifted orator
is before you. You seem to
hear anew his deep-toned and
wonderfully euphonic voice.
You feel again his rapturous
enthusiasm and overpowering
emotion. You catch new scin-
tillations of beauty dropping
from a great soul. His humane
spirit sets your heart aglow
with love for humanity. His
great faith in God and Christ
fixes you to the Eternal Rock"
The Universalist. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1884-1897, 1887-10-22
Memoir of Rev. DR.. Whittemore
d EV. THOMAS MHITTEMORE. d. d. A Men

IL EN. THOMAS WHIITEMORE, ID. ID. A Memoir of
~ Thomas WhttemOre D.. by Rev. John G.. Adams D. D.
12mo. 800 pages With Portrait $3.50.
Rev Hosea Baou, ID, pronounced Thomas Whemore
peoples above other denominationa history
This memoir by Dr. Adams brings before the wildly
possible, the and the minister
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NIFTY throughout land generation coming who
will read with interest the records of his busy effective life
The volume has proved to missionary the advance
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doing the work of evangelist his work
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the of Dr. Adamss Memoir Thomas Whtemore The
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THE ELLIS MEM 0 RIAL

"HE BEING DEAD YET sPEAKETH."
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We always feel delicacy about solic-
iting funds for missionary work because
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minded man who can exemplify his lib
erality by coming to the front" with
handsome subscription can do more to
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But for all we cannot lead in this direc-
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hearty sympathy, and most earnest de-
sire, for the success OF the enterprise
started by the editor of the Banner and
SO promptly seconded by Mr. Barnum
and others. If this plan could but be
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Sor Susbolonin8en.

Som befienot bar Yoteter, Der er iteste sifen, en-
reset beore Srnas enb benz. iom paa alminoelis Maaoe ct
to9te / Vanb. Ser 9ipes p9iaa cit anben Wtaabe at itege
Hoteter paa, iom ifal bore bebre eno ben isritnapnte. Wau
lfr9ner Eoteterae, uaifer benz rene os logger benz paa ct
Oprilas % laoer 8anoet file at. 9erpaa fommer man til
~itraffelist Salt paa benz Os logger benz en- Sernpanos
Paa Eanoen lesses ct 9aus al Sernblif. Osan uenoer III
Up neo paa Eanoen, iaa Boteterne fomner til at iteses pau
2aaset inbe Spnen. De maa iteses minoIt en- Cine; De
bliuer ba meset ntsre ps lmaser bebre enp este &aitanier.
Potted Fish gn Silt paa pmtrent II 3ommers
2enspe itjares 4 lie Dele. 8aa bper Gnoe al Stpfterla
snlbes libt Salt, Os be lasses neb en- Stenfrufte. giaar
eeHae er faa emtrent fplbt, tiliGttes belle &rpberier, os gibers
Gooif baloes pad, iaa ben itaar. puer Siiten. Bino gapir
oper araffer, os openpaa bette l99ses ct StentDislaas, for
at bolbe al Damp inbe. 8rutfen itaar 3 Elmer inoe en-
iepnt ppbebet Opn. Yaa benne Maabe bliper 5iiten no.
mertet, og pil en- fop 8ielber funne bOlbe fig for ct 9ar
Tiger, os enbnu lensere ct Ssitab.
Steste Ypteter. = Gag fore Yoteter, ltral benz
cs ifier benz op Sfiper. ! CONNIE tptfe, eIer lfral benz pp
ira fsrit til iioit, liseiOm gu itreQer ct 9g6le. 5er Stiz
perne eaer Sfra0inserne sobt ct tsrt aleoe, ps tss Dem
2are eller Dripping" 8anoen iettes ober en- iterf Slb,
itral Jeotet logger % itiner, lasses Yoteterne oeri, os BE-
rpres f~oriistist ON oeri, til be er iprpbe. Gag benz op, laa
benz ct 9prilas, iaa be tDrres, us ierosr benz meb liot salt
srpsiet oper benz.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Tarmen, 6niet "a 6apen.
3os2oppcr.

8ette er en- Imition SDgoom, % bet er %apotqiurt, at bel
er ben famine lom Smaafrpper bos MenneItene, iaalebes al
ben sieniibis fan inoculeres (~inbpobes) iaapel ira apas til
Menneifer iom umpeuot. On 8pise, inbpobet meo @iiter
fra Smaafopper, pil ansribes al 8ofopper, % ON Wtenne.
Ter inocrleres meo &Oppesiit fra ct &reatur, oa oil be fac
Ell Spsopnl, Der fan auees iom aofopper eaer en- milo @rao
at Smaafopper. oar man fsrit ensans paret ansrebet paa
pa en- Iaaoan Waabe, ba er man iifret mob Gpaoon,meu
for fortere eqer lansere 9io, ~unoertioen for 2epetiben. So,
topper er en- ipeciel 8looipsoum, iun til i'm llopiflins fro
Der fra 3 til 4 Gage, piier fig iaa ct Bar 8ase iom en- la
Sober, brpoer iaa no Tom 8l9mmer paa Batterre, Suret,
Spangerne, Speilet, rlnbt Nffsrinsss Srsanerne, Munbel
os Dinene. 3isie gl9mmer er forit rsoe, % uopiber ia
Dag for Dag, inbtil be opnaar en- StDrrelie at benpeb e,
balp Sornnne | Diameter e0er Mere, Os blioer guile. Ser
banner fig en- tpoelis @abifebebulber, iom saar Sul paa %
ubienber ben pirfeise Gift. Senere torres @ppperne pp,
gelesses meo en- Sforpe, os mart ct ben belle Spsbom oper.
Den eneite nlenpe ueo &ufopperne er, naar be anaris
Der Melfefisr, foroi Eatterne ba blioer iaare, ia u%noertioen
afI9tter Der fig e~nbosiaa Blen,mer operalt pa benz, iaa
Nteltnins n9iten bliper %asisrlis. 9e afietter Sabjfe ct
oiit antal 9ase, % bet 6ele taser ira 10 til 20 Gage, fgr
Wilt beles pp. Ser bebppes insen ipeciel 8ebanoline, men
Spret ntaa lite ubiettes for 8ulbe, us forrefen bsr bet iaa
spot Stel. Ct 8atterne iaare pper al Wfaabe, ba bliper man
mot til at BRUCE en- "Sppbon", ct Snitrument, Der fjsbes
paa ct 8rns Store ps titles Up siennem Su0et 8atten
forIt9ttg, efterat bet er olet. 20 @anae ON Saaen ber
Satter cs gper ~inoimsres meo Garbol Galpe eler anoen
Slass Salue, iom siSr Suben Blob. Spulmer sSuret meset
op, babes bet meb Sanb os bOloes oppe ueb Sielp al en-
Hole, iom boloes oppe oper &orsrp9sen. ***
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Sorsiftnin8.

8lifipanb os andre fprtinnebe Star bruaes oaalia, oa
man laber ote 2epnetsmioler benitaa lensere 5io. Snsen
bar t9nft Jig, at Der flnoe bore np9en 5are peb bet, men MI
oplpier en- artifel ct tMt Eiosifrift, at 5Orlos bar pin, at
2innet bsrer til be siftise Metaaer. geb lnoerisselie of
~benfoste Eager ira De bermetiife 6abriter bar man funoet
Elm be otri ~inbebolbte gtarinssmioler; pisie stoffe ipnes
'9rlis at pare ififfebe til at Optase 9innet, naunlis uplsies
bet let al orsanilte Sprer. Ut laoe iur geelf eler 5leoe,
Ber eaer ialteoe StOffer Os 5eoiparer benitaa leuaere
2io iOrtinnebe aar ol alhaa Oplsie 5innet, ps Npbelien
al De | iise sar ~opbepareoe 9eunetsmioler oil life bore uoen
Sfaoe for Sunobeben.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

Wtprer fan ~fOroriues fra Sulpe, iaar man itrpr
.%sroohSot Yepper eaer 8amfer pua be Steber, buor be ops
bolber Zig.
vt fierne airieberpletter ira 0etfetsi. Man pafer
8letten itrag / lunfent ganb meb Sebe, % laoer ~paaaial-
oenbe Steo lisse Dtelf 0atten ouer.
Sitfert .. libel mob 5luer. Bet bebte Miooel mob
5lusr er &enslisbs, quiet, ba be isser fin Scoring /
SNAPS pa 8orbe o.i.p. 9ernaft at aabne 1inbuerne l q 2
3ommer paa alem - 5luerne isse ginbuerue % benptte Zig
ufeilbarlisea al aabninsen til at tomme no, men fnoer life
lettel'sen ben lille Iabnins til at fomlue ino, atfurat lom
meo 6tfen / en- Ialetine. Sen leoes l~ettelisen sieunem
Nabninsen ben enc 8ei, men bar ~panItelis for at finoe slen=
nem ben lille Gabnins tilbase. 9ette fimple Mibbel er bet
u%irflommefe al aue.
st subt Mibbel mob brenbt Sfube er 9iQieolie.
Mtun taser en- SLATE fommer beri l Hasl rem gpmOlie, Os
en- Spiieiefuio itsot Melis, fploer iaa 5lalten mso buiee
aiaieblabe. 5lafen ital beit itaa sOluarme, Os mar ben
bar itaaet i IA 8ase, fan man BRUCE 9iaieolieu, ps ben tan
bore brusbar i Here Gar, naar Glaiten bOlbes sobt til.
prpppet.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
TanfefDrn.

Spar oine Itprlte gunitbepisninser, til Oh
fan poe benz til ben, ou Glitter bpilt.
geroen lpnes iom en- aomspie Ior 0sF'
ium tanter, men iom en- 9rasebie Tor oe'''
iom iDlcr.
= Bifalo os Jios er for bet braoe gfeH'
neIfe en- Spore til at fortiGtte paa Gpoens
Sei, for ben ipase ct 9e9n paa, at ban Tan
bpile paa fine 2aurbGr.
On Saoer bar iusen Stet til at llioe lta
no peo glrbeibe for at jamie en- 6prnllle, 'aa
bans Bprn fan lepe / Gigoommeris Seol9'
gang, tbi be pil tabe gstelien ior Aroeloets
Mbel os Y%eliisne!ie; ban oil bltpe rig pao
Cub maalte, men iattis paa @l9oe ope'
fine Born, sanife piit.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
MfttS, eneratjt % paalioelia,

SO. montgomery & 60. fan altib itoles pa
uleo Senipn til be reneite % bebite Sarer, o
De opretbolber lit 8p for at pore aftioe, ener
9ilfe % paalioelise peb at anbeiale Nrtitler
ON er bleuen anertienote % er pppulare. .
bar Asentureu for ben berpmte DR.. King
New Discovery for 2Grins, 5orijplelie 0
Solte, % iaissr ben ium iuloitanois sarau
teret- Den oil meo Sitterbeb belbreoe enbpe
@rettioH peS gals, aunse eusr Yrpit, % 10
at sOotaisre, at bette sr iaa, anmooer ri Den
ON at tomme % iaa en- Brspe.Jlaie. Gel
aes paa Npotheier i ale Bper. q
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07
Sor Og ira Samilteltuet
&pinoens Snolpoelie bet oaglige Gin

s Acknowledged pil en- Mano fsle
fig meset tiltalt At ct uatfert GniiSt, en-
bebaselis 5remtreben % ben pbre Gift
uaroisbeo bOs be &uinoer, ban omsaaes
/ bet oaslise 2ip. Men bet er bog
andre gsenlfaber ueb &uinbens 8arats
ter, iom siuer benoe en- lanst ftprre
SnoHpoelie paa benoes ba9lise Sm>
sansstreos. Gn iorltanois Os bran
Manb, iom tiltales al apinbens Sfjpns
beb, uil ~foritaa at purbere benne ristis
% mart opbase ben Sulbeb i 8araftes
rem, Tom Sapnet al ganbens Npel o9
SfiDnbeo altio meofprer. Detp mere
pil ban iette Yris paa ben abelttens
fenbe, sobbiertebe % elifuarbise aplnoe,
buem ~perionlis Sfjsnbeo life er blepet
tibet, men bpis Sjels Sfipnbeo lpier
uo al bele benoes 8aien.
gn iaaban &uinbes Snoilpoelie / bet
oa9lise 2iu ct operoroentlis % ueliiss
neliesris for ale umfrins benoe. Set
er til benoe, Su'ets Senner fonmer meo
tine gefpmrinser os berter &aao Spss
bonn os Sob. Oct ct fra benbes 9aber,
at Der boiites ct 9rcitens Orb til ben,
iOr bpem SOrsen er iaa trpftenoe tuns.
Oct er benbes blsbe Saanb, iom tsrrer
9aarer bort ira bet ~sraoenbe ipse Barn
% liseiOm itrpser 5eberen bort fra bets
Sinh. Get er benoes fjerli9e 5prmaz
ringer os Raao, iom brinser be uprne
Scnner til at beiinbe fig miot / bsres
uiloe Seq, Os bet er benoe, ipm Dos
9Gtrene ppellfer ben 8aratterens StDrfe
os 9jertets &enbeb, iom er Samiuneets
8rDo % beres eset 89rn.
Raar Manoen tret al bet ba9lise
Streu us Nrbeioe uenber biem ON ais
tenen, fanite sretten at 5ortrGbelisbe>
Der os mismOois Ouer Woosans, iaa er
BET oenne &uinoe, iom fpsier Befpmrgns
gen bort ira i'm Manos Baube, us ium
fDrer BAN til Saoe / ct bpsselist Sjens
Sfisb, buOrfra ban after fan bragg ltert
os mpois uo / ben oaslise Scamp, mems
&lansen at benbes Orb lpoer for bans
Gre iom en- Seierians for bam, os sanite
pitt netop ior BAN. ga enoOs ben oiltre
SfOlesut, iom pint os plaset al FEMME
&amerater Ilpster bort fra 2eseplaoien,
ban fDler initinftmasiis, at / fin Mos
oers Irme er bans trpsselte Saun.
Ser finoes insen Sors, iOm life fan
linbres, insen Smerte, ium life fan oulz
mes peb at betro big til ben eole os
parmbierteoe auiube, lum ct fiarlist
5oriDn bar sipet big til Muber e1er
Suitru, Seiter eler 8eninbe. SAB benz
oes Siels soel pare big til Stprfe,
bent 3rsit ira benbes Slertes &enbeo,
os ips &aao Os 8%eileonins / benoea
Orb, iaairemt bu life peb esen Sjelf
fan finbe frem til ielue ailben for off
ebelt Os sObt.
Decorah-posten., 1887-09-07

S%Dpagtis 5prIinoe. Sra Paris
ifripes ben 16be Suli. Blabene brinz
ger ibas fplsenbe Meooeleiie. s 2oups
rsmasaSinet bleu to 0amer srebne, ba
be unber be fisbte @jenitanoe psiaa loo
forlpinbe andre. Sc bleu brast til 80
litiitationen % MATTE laoe fig opersaa
en- lesemlis llnberisselie, iOm bog bar
uben @eiultat. 9erimpb iremsaar bet
at be / beres Siem aniiGebe llnberiss
selier, at be fra iOrifieIise gutifer
bapbe %itjaalet gurer for mere emo 49,.
600 ST. Sasen uil iunbipnlispis bliue
neobpsiet.
Den enc al Samerne er en- 5grhinbe,
ben ahben benoes Selitabsbame, men
liseleoes al meset fornem ISertomit
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-29
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uary 2nd, 1888. Try Ii. 12-29-5t

The Motive Power of the World.
From the London Times.
Four-fifths OF the engines now work.
ing in the world have been constructed
during the last % years. France owns
40, $50 stationary or locomotive boilers,
1000 locomotives and 1850 boats boilers:
Germany has $1,000 boilers, 10. 900 loco
motives and 100 chips boilers; Austria,
1900 boilers and $500 locomotives.
The force equivalent to the working
steam-enRines represents-in the United
States 100000 horsepower, In England
7,0U0, 900 horse power, In Germany 4 $780,
O0O. In France 5000 900, and In Austria
100000. In these figures the motive
power OF the locomotives is not In
cludPd, whose number In all the world
amounts to los 900, RI representing a total
OF 100000 horse power. Adding this
amount TO the other powers, we obtain
total OF 46.000,000.
A steam horsepower is equal to three
actual horses power: and living horse
is equal to seven men. The steam en-
gines OF the world represent, therefore,
approximately the work OF LOO 600 900
men, or more than double the working
population of the earth, whose total
population amounts to l.455, 023 900 in
hAbitants. Steam has accordingly
trebled mans working power, enabling
him to economic his physical strength
while attending to his intellectual de-
VelOpment.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-29
NEW LOCAL OFFICERS

Elected by the Catholic Knights and
American Legion of Honor.
The following officers OF the st.
Mary's branch No. 800 Catholic Knights
OF America, have been elected:
Spiritual Director, Rev. Father Smith.
President, Anton Adam.
Vice-Presldent, Ed. Brsden, Jr.
Recording Secretary, Elmer s. A.
Otis.
Financial Secretary, Alexander F.
Pollock.
Treasurer, Louis w. Menger.
Sergeant.at-Arms, r A. Armbrust.
Sentinel, John Sslter.
Trustee, three years. John Rrady.
Trustee, two years, +. |. Meyer.
Trustee. one year, VIM Campbell.
Alamo Council No. 466 American Le-
giOn of Honor elected the following ne "
officers last night.
Commander, Wm. Holt.
Vice-COmmander.S MoritZ.
Orator, j Wshrenberger.
Secretary, J. W. Schuwirth.
Collector, G. G. ArtZt.
Treasurer, r. Herfi. Jr.
Chaplain, Eug. Stafiel.
Guide, e. Roth.
Warden, X. Seebe.
Sentry, Gus MOritz.
Trustees, John Zsdich, A. Kahn, j.
w. Bowling.
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ling Orange Juice, the most refreshing
drink-not alcoholic. l2-l4-tf
Rare chance to buy holiday presents
at the auction sales OF l.. Rouvsnt, also
great bargains ut private sale. The ladies
are specially invited to attend the morn
ing sales. II 2l2w
Pedro Robes. while lying asleep on
the |. and g n. track yesterday after
noon. had his leg crushed by an engine
running over IL. He 10 In the hospital.
The Sunday school OF ST. Luke's
(EpiscopaD chapel celebrated Christmas
yesterday evening with Christmas tree
full OF presents.
Ed. Froboese. our esteemed county
collector, Ia recovering from a severe
spell OF sickness he had on Christmas
night.
MIR. G. II. Maynard, travelling pas
senger agent for the Chicago, Burling
ton and Quincy railroad, Is 10 the city
on business connected with his road.
The Madison Square social will be
held on Friday at Mrs. DR.. Jones' resi-
dence on Main avenue and not else
where as stated In contemporary.
County Surveyor Locke mourns the
loss Of two fine grey horses, used for
driving by himself and wife. They dis
appeared from the stable Tuesday night
and he does not know whether they
were stolen or strayed away.
e Jpnnull was knocked down on
Water street last night by two men who
only succeeded in getting some small
change which the ex-sanitary Inspector
had then on his person.
sheriff Thumm, imprisoned for the
murder OF the late j. W. Hildebrand,
gratuitOusly insults all the papers In
san Antonio 10 this wise: IL think |
have, too, been prosecuted enough 10
the press of this CITY,"
The entertainment by the First
Baptist church takes place tonight at
Turner hail. In the musical programme
such well-knOwn amateurs as Mrs
Workman, Mrs. Bessie Bell Brown,
Prof. johnson Morriss, Il. j. McMinn
and others will be heard.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1887-12-29
PERSONAL.

John T. Lyle is at the Menger today
DR.. Frisoni, of Castroville, is at the
Mshncke hotel.
w. Clemens and wife, Mrs b. Simon
and Miss A. Guenther, OF New Braun.
fels, are at the Menger.
Sheriff A. BodemsnD, and County
Judge John Reinhard, OF Boerne, are al
the Msbncke.
DIR. Tanning. the magnetic healer, has
returned from his holiday trip to Pales-
tine.
j Ii. Welsh, A. Adler and A. N.
Stevens. stock buyers from Illinois, are
at the Southern.
ThOs. Coopwood, OF Pearsall, and W.
Fl. Biggs, Of Elgin, Texas. are at the st.
Leonard. They are two OF the most ex-
tensive stock shippers from this mar
ket.